After weeks of speculation and teaser images, MG has officially unveiled the EV MG Binguo, a compact electric hatchback aimed at city commuters. The vehicle made its debut at PAPS 2025 in Karachi, signaling MG’s push into affordable electric mobility.
The EV MG Binguo is originally the Wuling Binguo EV, a subcompact model popular in China and Indonesia. Manufactured by Wuling, which is part of SAIC Motor—the same parent company as MG—the car carries the MG badge while offering global engineering and reliability.
MG announced an ex-factory price of Rs. 5,999,000, with a booking fee of Rs. 1,200,000. This makes the EV MG Binguo the most budget-friendly option in MG’s electric lineup. The company is targeting urban commuters seeking an entry-level EV that balances affordability with practicality.
The Binguo EV offers competitive battery capacity, motor performance, and driving range suitable for city driving. MG has provided a full breakdown of its specifications for enthusiasts who want to explore its technical capabilities in detail.
While some may consider the price high, electric vehicles typically have a higher upfront cost due to battery technology. However, long-term savings on fuel and maintenance make the EV MG Binguo an attractive choice for city drivers. Its efficient performance and low running costs could reshape the EV market in Pakistan.
With MG leading the charge in accessible electric mobility, the Binguo EV is poised to change urban commuting. The countdown for its official launch has begun, and excitement is building among prospective buyers eager to embrace Pakistan’s first affordable MG electric hatchback.
The introduction of the EV MG Binguo demonstrates MG’s commitment to making electric vehicles mainstream and supporting a greener, more sustainable automotive future in Pakistan.
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